Survivors, Nobel laureates and foreign ministers launch a new project to improve governments’ response to sexual violence.
Survivors of sexual violence from six countries joined four Nobel Peace Prize laureates and two foreign ministers on Thursday to launch a network aimed at improving government response to sexual violence, amid conversations at — and criticism of — an international meeting on the topic co-chaired by Angelina Jolie.
Star-Studded London Summit Won’t End Sexual Violence Without Survivor Voices, Nobel Winners Say
